Could I use thes to plug into the back of my TV too connect to some externall speakers or is an amplifier required?
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Yes this would work. This is merely an adapter to go from RCA to whatever you want.
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To Play TV to external sound system, you have to use the small earphone outlet from TV to the unit for amplification ,mine is connected to a Sony Home Dolby system, and connects via RCA to that unit. Like he typical computer sound system setup.
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A separate amp is needed. The audio out from your tv is to connect that amp via rca or a/v cables. I used a fiber optic cable to connect my tv to the amp, but it is a newer hd model.
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That depends on the inputs of your amplifier and the output of your tv. Look for the "audio out" on the back of your tv.
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Hey Richard, it depends on your setup. Your speakers would need white and red plug-ins and your TV would need to have an auxiliary jack of some sort. I have mine running from a shelf speaker system into my green speaker jack for my computer, personally.
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The connections are USB and a small green plug like you'd see with computer speakers, so I don't see how. Even if you could rig something up, I wouldn't recommend it. The speakers that come with the TVs today are already far superior to the sound quality produced by this product. Good luck.
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You have to have a small amplifier to go between the TV and the speakers. I like the line of "Lepai" small amps like the 2020. Under $20 I believe.
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If your TV has audio out, you could use a 3.5 mm Audio Aux cable cord to connect the TV to the Audio In Input in the back of the speaker. You then push the Audio In button on the side of the speaker to select outside audio source. You could connect a CD or DVD player to this speaker in the same way.
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You'll need a female mini headphone to male stereo RCA cable if you wante to connect this to the audio out of your television. These speakers are made for computers, but they should work okay with your television. Just don't put them too close to your tv because they're not magnetically shielded i don't believe.
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No you do not need external speakers. However, you may want to have them, since the tv is small and therefore so are the internal speakers.
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I think NOT. You need an audio amplifier/receiver (separate unit) to connect the speakers to. This amplifier can then be connected to your TV to provide home theatre sound quality for your TV programs and movies. The speakers can only be connected by means of typical speaker cable, which cannot be directly connected to a TV.
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No. if you have passive monitors you will need an amp. I use an old crown d60 which can be found pretty cheap on Ebay. u could also use a stereo reciever in a pinch
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It depends on the TV that you have. A good quality flat panel TV will have a pair of connectors on the back for audio out.
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Anyone who is concerned with quality audio should be using an external amplifier and speakers with ANY LCD TV. I haven't found one yet that impressed me.
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Be aware that you wouldn't want to use this speaker system with a TV if that TVs external sound output level/volume is not adjustable from the remote. Some TVs have a fixed output so you should check your TVs manual.
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Yes, there is an auxiliary input on the back, just use a standard 3.5mm cable.
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Yes that shouldn't be a problem, because the speakers plug into an audio input outlet. I would check my tv first to ensure it had one before purchasing the speakers, but most newer models have it.